V.S. is a 12-year-old who presents with a feeling that there is sand in her eye. They had a cold one week ago, which recently resolved. Their mother reports that V.S. woke up this morning with her left eyelid crusted with yellowish drainage. On physical examination, V.S has swollen conjunctiva on their left side, no adenopathy, and no vision changes. Their vision is corrected to 20/20 with contact lenses, but they were unable to insert them this morning and is wearing glasses instead. Fluorescein staining reveals no abrasion. They are afebrile. They are allergic to sulfonamides. What is the most likely diagnosis for V.S.? 2. List specific goals of treatment for V.S. 3. What drug therapy would you prescribe? Why? 4. Discuss the education you would give to V.S.’s parents regarding treating this condition.
[Answered]: V.S. is a 12-year-old who presents with a feeling tha
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